Let every day we’re given be one that glorifies God in word, deed, and heart.
- Sarah Skaggs
- Oct 21
- 3 min read
✧ Agape Love Blog – October 21, 2025 ✧
🌟 72 Days Until the End of 2025 🌟
Let every day we’re given be one that glorifies God in word, deed, and heart.
🌤 Morning Reflection
Heavenly Father, thank You for waking us up to a new day filled with Your mercy and grace.As the sun rises, so does our hope in You. Strengthen us to face challenges with faith, speak truth with love, and extend kindness without hesitation. Remind us that even the smallest act done in Your name makes an eternal difference.In Jesus’ precious name, Amen. 💜
📜 Today in History & Heritage
1879: Thomas Edison successfully tested the first practical electric light bulb, proving that perseverance brings light out of darkness.
1959: The Guggenheim Museum opened in New York City — a symbol of creativity and beauty, reminding us that art and design reflect God’s gift of imagination.
1967: A U.S. Census was completed using a computer for the first time — showing how human progress is guided by God’s wisdom in innovation.
1983: The Nobel Peace Prize was awarded to Lech Wałęsa, leader of Poland’s Solidarity Movement, who fought for freedom through faith and peace, not violence.
Each milestone reminds us that God plants the spark of purpose in every generation. Whether inventing light, creating beauty, or fighting for justice, His hand is always at work through willing hearts.
✝️ Christian Heritage & Reflection
Today we remember Saint Hilarion the Great (291–371), one of the earliest Christian monks known for his devotion to prayer, fasting, and serving the poor.He lived humbly, shunning fame and wealth, teaching that true joy is found only in the presence of God.
Psalm 16:11 (KJV):
“Thou wilt show me the path of life: in thy presence is fulness of joy; at thy right hand there are pleasures for evermore.”
Agape love is found in stillness — when we slow down, listen, and walk closely with the Lord. It is not loud or showy; it is steadfast and sincere.
🌎 National & Cultural Observances
💌 National Reptile Awareness Day – A reminder that all of God’s creation, great and small, serves a purpose in His design.
🩷 National Count Your Buttons Day – A quirky but fun reminder to count blessings, not burdens!
📚 National Pumpkin Cheesecake Day – Sweet moments shared with loved ones reflect God’s goodness in the simplest of joys.
🌾 Back to the Future Day – Celebrating imagination and hope — but also a good reminder that our future is secure when we walk with Christ.
Even in playful holidays, we see echoes of God’s joy, creativity, and love of community.
❤️ Today’s Agape Message: Love That Shines in the Darkness
Today’s theme is Love That Shines in the Darkness.Edison’s light bulb reminds us that a single spark can chase away the night. God’s love works the same way in us — one act of kindness, one prayer, one word of hope can illuminate even the darkest situation.
Jesus said in Matthew 5:14–16 (KJV):
“Ye are the light of the world. A city that is set on an hill cannot be hid... Let your light so shine before men, that they may see your good works, and glorify your Father which is in heaven.”
💭 Reflection Thought:Where can I bring light today — through forgiveness, encouragement, or compassion?
Remember, light doesn’t struggle to be noticed. It simply shines.
🌿 Simple Agape Practice for October 21
Be a light — do something unexpected and kind for someone who needs it.
Share your faith — gently tell someone how God has helped you this year.
Reflect — write down one dark season God has turned into light in your life.
Encourage someone — remind them that their light matters.
Pray tonight — ask God to keep your lamp burning brightly for Him.
🙏 Evening Prayer
Lord, thank You for being my Light in the darkness and my Strength when I am weak.Help me to shine for You in both big and small ways today.May my life reflect Your love and truth, guiding others closer to You.As I rest tonight, refill my spirit so I can continue to walk in Your light tomorrow. Amen. 💜
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